Talk:Die Zeit
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70.209.255.129 (talk) 03:09, 25 October 2009 (UTC)
physical size
Please clarify: does "very large physical size" mean that it's printed on a large paper format, or simply that it has lots of pages?
- I think that means the large paper format. According to de.WP, Die Zeit uses the Nordisch format - noticeably larger than many (regional) daily newspapers. de:Die Zeit also notes that this large format has been the subject of satire. As a national and a weekly newspaper, it has more pages than many regional dailies, but I don't think that's very surprising. 85.180.13.126 (talk) 14:13, 25 June 2009 (UTC)
protestant
How is "Die Zeit" protestant? As a regular reader I can't see any preference for some religious denomination. fpesth 11:23, 29 October 2005 (UTC)
the? Time
The name of the publication is probably better translated as simply "Time" rather than "The Time." That's just how abstract nouns work in German: you have to use a definite article to refer to them, whereas we don't do that in English.
High brow
The paper is considered to be high brow. While I don't necessarily disagree, "high brow" has negative connotations that seem inappropriate here and "is considered to be" is simply glossing over the fact that this is a personal opinion. (This stylistic tool has a name - which I forget - and is discusses as one of the things to avoid in writing Wikipedia articles) 172.179.101.199 12:15, 2 January 2007 (UTC)
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